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Data created in AutoCAD 3d using snapping is no longer coincident when imported into geodatabase. How can I maintain this coincidence exporting to a file geodatabase?
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+21- Safer
If you could attach a sample AutoCAD 3d file and workspace that exhibit the problem that would be helpful. It must be that the inputs are not actually coincident but are being drawn that way. Examining the input file in the FME Data Inspector and looking at the exact floating point values of the X/Y in question should provide that.
If that ends up being true, then using a Snapper transformer with a very very tiny tolerance should bring those points together numerically.